Girl Names That Mean Or

Discover Girl names meaning Or with origins and popularity.

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durriyyah
Meaning 'pearly' or 'shining like a pearl', from Arabic durr 'pearl'.
Arabic
Duryaab
Possessor of wealth.
Persian
Dusa
Soul or spirit.
Slavic
dushala
One who has a strong edge or is invincible.
Sanskrit
Dushnah
A demon or evil spirit.
Persian
Dusteena
Combination of Dust and Tina (short form of Christina).
English
Dustina
Feminine form of Dusty, meaning 'brave in peace' or 'Thor's stone'.
English
Dustyna
Feminine form of Dusty, meaning 'brave warrior' or 'from the dusty place'.
English
duti
Messenger or envoy, often used in Hindu mythology.
Sanskrit
dwani
Sound, echo, or resonance; often associated with the divine sound Om.
Sanskrit
dwija
Twice-born.
Sanskrit
dwiti
Second; a name for the second-born child.
Sanskrit
Dyaan
Meditation; derived from the Sanskrit word dhyāna.
Sanskrit
Dyaana
Divine, heavenly, or radiant; derived from the Sanskrit word 'dyu' meaning sk...
Sanskrit
Dympna
Dympna is the name of a 7th-century Irish saint, meaning 'fawn' or 'little de...
Irish
Dyumayi
Full of light or radiance
Sanskrit
dyumna
Glorious.
Sanskrit
Dyumnahuti
Offering of glory.
Sanskrit
Dzifa
Born on a friday.
Akan
Dzsesszika
Hungarian form of Jessica, meaning 'God beholds'.
Hungarian
Eacnung
Sharp sword.
Anglo-saxon
Eadburga
Wealthy fortress.
Anglo-saxon
Eadda
Wealthy protector.
Anglo-saxon
Eadmund
Prosperous Protector.
Anglo-saxon
Ealasaid
Scottish Gaelic form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.
Scottish
Ealga
Noble or good.
Irish
Earla
Noblewoman or princess, derived from the masculine name Earl.
English
Earlena
Noblewoman, feminine form of Earl.
English
Earlene
Noblewoman or princess, derived from the title Earl.
English
Earlina
Noblewoman or princess, derived from the masculine name Earl.
English
Earlinah
Noblewoman or princess, derived from Old English 'eorl' meaning nobleman.
English
Earline
Noblewoman or princess, derived from the Old English word 'eorl'.
English
Eartha
Derived from the English word 'earth', meaning the planet or soil.
English
Eashani
Goddess Parvati; ruling or powerful feminine form
Sanskrit
Eashta
Praiseworthy.
Sanskrit
Eashtadevata
Worshiped deity.
Sanskrit
Eashwari
Goddess, queen, or supreme female ruler
Sanskrit
Easter
Name given to a child born on Easter.
English
Eavan
Eavan means 'beautiful radiance' or 'brightness' in Irish.
Irish
Eavanah
Fair form.
Irish
Ebony
Referring to a dark hardwood tree or the color black.
English
Ebronah
Feminine form of Eber; beyond, region across, on the other side.
Hebrew
Eburt
Born of the boar.
English
Eccha
Desire, wish, or intention
Sanskrit
Ecclesiastic
Relating to or belonging to the Christian Church.
English
Ecco
Derived from the Italian word 'ecco', meaning 'behold' or 'here is'.
Italian
Ecstasy
Derived from the English word ecstasy, meaning intense joy or delight.
English
Edborough
Fortified settlement of Eda.
English
Edburga
Fortified town of Eda.
English
Edburgh
Fortified town of Eda.
English
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